Brisk Trade Gains Amid Wage and Price Shifts
New York March 4 Bradtreet reports rising wages and broad gains in trade across dry goods cotton fabrics iron and steel. Exports rebound buoyed by favorable conditions while prices and wages advance, benefiting about 110000 workers though some strikes persist. Demand for cereals and lumber stays strong, with some regional labor troubles and notable business failures.
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New York
Bradatreet
Golis
Cottah
Bette
Soama
Dun & Co
n-Canada
New Spanish Cabinet Seated After Oath on Saturday
Madd reports March 6 as the date the new cabinet took the oath of office. The ministry includes Forel, Benor Sliveta, Dat Mifitater of A Aa hoes, Minister of Justicé s, and other posts. Silvela and allies claim the queen regent can ratify a peace treaty with the United States without chamber approval.
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Previlés PhD
Forel
Senst Silvela
Dea
United States
New Stars for Dewey and Otis in Senate Confirmation
Washington March 4 The president sent to the senate and it confirmed the nominations of Rear Admiral George Dewey to be admiral of the navy and Brig Gen Elwell Otis to be major general by brevet ranking from February 4 1897 for military skill and distinguished services in the Philippine islands Secretary Long cabled congratulations to Dewey and Secretary Alger to Otis in Manila the president asked the message of congratulation be sent to him
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Alger
Gen. Olis
Manilas
Thordiany
Proof of Friendship and German Navy Move Report
May 1 Wash ington reports Germany has ordered all naval vessels from the Philippines to avoid disturbing U S relations. The move aims to show willingness to cordial ties with the United States while protecting German subjects and property in the region. Army figures from Cuba are noted, indicating a total force with 38,000 privates and 10,000 ensconced or commissioned officers.
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United States
PhiNppine Islands
Germany
Gr Anhl Pt
Philippine Ayaters
Manila
Tymars
Maximo Goynoz
Brooke
Toloft
Alliers
Thiooke Chee Vee
Minor News Items Span Wars and Tragedies Worldwide
A jumble of brief notices records deaths, crimes, and political moves across nations. Senor Cuestas named press chief slips into a mix of assassinations, ship arrivals, and diplomatic shifts including Kipling recovering in New York and the American ambassador to the court of St James arriving in London.
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Teife
Torrington
Conn
Sprague
McConneliaville
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Valencia
United States
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Chanty
Otley
Saath Stevenson
Adini Ti. Stevenson
Bloomington
Herman D. Cable
Tis Country
Evanston
Angineer
Robert McCuiehih
Firemin
J. C. Irnee
Hot
Pay
Owen Kern
Southern Railway
Gompress
Ndinion Monteja
Healing the Blind and the Temple Feast Commentary
Reading from a religious discussion, the lesson reflects on Jesus healing a man born blind near the temple. It notes disciples questions, the man’s restoration by using mud and washing, and the broader themes of providence, obedience, and faith leading to belief and blessing.
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Jesus
Temple
Downstavork
Tabernacles
Alyay
Fesalde
Naintin
Anna
Avery
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